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<p>During today's Galaxy Unpacked, we're bound to see something interesting walk through those metaphorical doors.</p><p>Of course, this is also going to be a bit of a bitter-sweet presentation considering it was just over a year ago that the Note 7 was shown off, and very nearly a year since the first of the bunch made it into our hands...before they were promptly recalled...twice.</p><p>But, here's to hoping the Note 8 won't cause as much trouble for Samsung this time around.</p>Live Blog4:52 PM - Over 100 Samsung employees gathered around the stage with their Note 8s to get an appreciative clap and rocked out to 'The Black Keys - Howlin' For You' as they walked off.4:50 PM - Denison once again thanks the current supporters of the Note series and welcome the future lovers out there.4:48 PM - The Note 8 starts selling on September 15th with pre-orders opening up in a matter of days.<p>Samsung digs at Apple by reminding us that it still has a standard headphone jack. Good lads.</p>4:45 PM - Justin Denison's back on the stage.<p>The phone's still got expandable memory on top of 64 GB of storage. Nox gives you six forms of security, and three forms of biometric security, to protect your phone.</p><p>It's also water and dust resistant. It also brings back fast, wireless charging.</p>4:35 PM - Jonathan Wong arrives on the stage to us about his two favourite things: Bixby and Samsung Dex<p>Bixby's sticking around with a word or two doing multiple actions at once - like taking foodie photos or turning your phone to night mode by saying "good night".</p><p>Bixby's also going to be compatible with Spotify later this year.</p><p>Dex is apparently one of Wong's obsessions as it allows full control of your home/personal life, letting you change up from using your desktop to snapping it up and continuing your work on the phone on the go.</p><p>4:33 PM - The 'Screen Off Memo' is back with a vengeance as you can store up to 100 pages of messages without even turning your screen on.</p><p>Hovering over the messages can also translate messages and convert units of measurements for foreign currency.</p>4:29 PM - Back to the 'S' Pen. This time around the sensitivity is higher and the pen nib is even thinner.<p>As an ex-Note 7 owner, the 'S' Pen was definitely an amazing feature which other smartphones sorely miss.</p><p>The Pen can now be used to make personalised touches with 'Live Message', meaning you can animate little doodles on messages/photos to share with your friends.</p>4:24 PM - Suzanne De Silva arrives on stage to talk us through the Note 8.<p>Two of her favourite new features are the camera and the 'S' Pen.</p><p>The camera will have duel-pixel sensor for poor light, and quick launch to access your camera a moment's notice. It'll also have two camera on the back of the phone for better, sharper pictures. Optical image stabilization in both cameras for both photos and video.</p><p>'Live Focus' helps you take professional photos by adjusting the blur and focus of the background/foreground. Background blur can be adjusted even after the photo's been taken.</p><p>The Note 8 will remain water resistant.</p>4:22 PM - Multitasking is a signature of the Note series. This time around the Note 8 will have multi-windows and 'App Pair'. This'll let you pull up two apps from your launch bar with a single touch.4:18 PM - Arrival of Justin Denison. He kicks it off by driving in the point that the Galaxy Note 8 is inspired by the users.<p>The Note 8 will combine the 'S' Pen and Infinity Display of the Galaxy S8. That's going to be a heck of big phone with.</p>4:14 PM - Introducing the 'smart phone of tomorrow', Galaxy Note 8.<p>4:09 PM - It's all about the 'S' Pen this time around with a huge focus on the art/creative community. 4:02 PM - Samsung owned up to its mistakes with the Note 7 and puts out a heart-felt message to all of the fans and trusting users who stuck with it.</p><p>DJ Koh furthered this message by saying that 'they were there to celebrate everyone who helped make the Note a success'.</p>...
